This code is something I whipped up in a week, and could probably use improvements. Nearly all methods and language were taken from http://projectimplicit.com. I am using javascript (specifically jquery (http://jquery.com)) as the engine. Feel free to modify and improve extensively.
Planned improvements, 5/26/2010:
Because it is javascript-based, it is possible there will be some errors in the recorded timing - I intend to test this more thoroughly soon. Additionally, the feedback for the participants is pretty obscure, which I also hope to improve on soon. Finally, currently the output is to a file, which I did for light-weight use. There are clear advantages to writing to a database, particularly for calculating population statistics to be displayed to the user, and I may create a sub-object in the input file for specifying database parameters.
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This code is something I whipped up in a week, and could probably use improvements. Nearly all methods and language were taken from http://projectimplicit.com. I am using javascript (specifically jquery (http://jquery.com)) as the engine. Feel free to modify and improve extensively.
Planned improvements, 5/26/2010:
Because it is javascript-based, it is possible there will be some errors in the recorded timing - I intend to test this more thoroughly soon. Additionally, the feedback for the participants is pretty obscure, which I also hope to improve on soon. Finally, currently the output is to a file, which I did for light-weight use. There are clear advantages to writing to a database, particularly for calculating population statistics to be displayed to the user, and I may create a sub-object in the input file for specifying database parameters.